Looking for HTML5 Help - Need Login/Registration

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    I have a site that's based in HTML5. I'm trying to figure out the best way to create a signup/registration page. I'm not even sure what type of code you use. If anyone knows anything about this, please let me know if you might be interested in coding a login/registration piece of my site. PM for URL. Please provide timeline and cost for this task.

    I'm not sure what type of code plays well with HTML5....PHP, or is there something better? I'm open for suggestions.
     
    mycompanyname, Dec 16, 2011 IP
  2. Novruzeli Huseynov

    Novruzeli Huseynov Active Member

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    You can do it in couple of languages actually....PHP or ASP(much secure, harder)

    here is what you need right now.
    - Login Page (html/php)
    - Registration Page (html/php)
    - Database (to collect all info you need, such as password,username,email,etc...)
    - Connector (php) that connects the database to the site
    - Login (php code for loggin in, connects database with the text fields in login page)
    - Register (php code for egistration, connects database with the text fields in registration page)


    I can do it,

    Price: $250
    How long it will take ?: around a week, and you can be good 2 go.
     
    Novruzeli Huseynov, Dec 16, 2011 IP
  3. shortcircuit

    shortcircuit Peon

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    Rukbat Well-Known Member

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    The content of the page is done in HTML (whatever version).

    The code on the page is done in Javascript. That includes checking to make sure the user entered a username and a password.

    The code on the server, to check what the user entered against the database is done in a server-side language, typically PHP, using SQL to talk to the database.

    As far as security goes, that depends on the developer, not on the language. I've seen insecure and secure logins written in all languages. Using ASP isn't going to ensure that your site is secure, unless you write a secure site. Using PHP won't make the site less secure if you write a secure site.
     
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    Rukbat; you're right with that excellent explanation - I thought the original poster would know how to do it from the URL I sent.
     
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    From the original post, I didn't think so.
     
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    better to higher some one else for this task
     
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    We will be removing these lists later when we create the forms that will go in place of them. But you should keep a copy of this just as a sample of code, in the case that even later in this tutorial, you may want to show list items, for when the user is logged in and there is no need to show the login/register......
    [TABLE]
    [TR]
    [TD="class: number"][/TD]
    [TD="class: content"][/TD]
    [/TR]
    [/TABLE]
     
    jasmineturrner, Dec 21, 2011 IP